
Johnny Depp Outlines Condition for Jack Sparrow Return
Johnny Depp says a Jack Sparrow return would depend on how the next Pirates of the Caribbean film is handled, particularly whether it gives the series a better send-off. His comments follow discussions with producer Jerry Bruckheimer, but no casting deal, production start or release date has been announced. Key Takeaways Depp told Entertainment Tonight in November 2026 that another Pirates film should give the franchise a better send-off Jerry Bruckheimer confirmed discussions with Depp at Disney’s D23 event on August 16, 2026 Producer comments and industry reporting have linked Margot Robbie to the next film, but Disney has not announced her casting Depp’s upcoming film, Ebenezer, is scheduled for a U.S. theatrical release on November 13, 2026 Johnny Depp has given his clearest recent explanation of what could bring Captain Jack Sparrow back to the screen. In an Entertainment Tonight interview released November 2, the actor said his interest in another Pirates of the Caribbean movie was tied to how the filmmakers intend to finish the story. The statement does not confirm a Jack Sparrow return. Producer Jerry Bruckheimer has discussed a sixth installment with Depp, but the screenplay is still in development, and Disney has not released an official cast list. Depp Ties a Jack Sparrow Return to a Better Send-Off Asked about a new Pirates film while promoting Ebenezer, Depp said his preferred involvement would be to “send them off on a better note.” His answer focused on the prospective film’s creative direction rather than a signed agreement, a shooting schedule or the size of his part. Depp did not explain whether he meant a final appearance for Sparrow or a conclusion to the franchise as a whole. He also offered no details about the proposed story. His comments leave open the possibility that a film featuring






































